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I 4 ~. n H. ~~~ t't - • . ~~ AkJ ~ P, 4741. i 6 , ~~~,_.~, 1,„1 N r7ll B Elt 10,450. March 7, 1896. T" coAimIs,sIONERS fo •IVICTUAL- L INC; /;STY'S Nd VY, err. do hereby'give 7'hot on Wednesday, the 15th Instant, they will be ready to receive Tender.: in writioir Caviled np), and treat for the irnder-mentionrd ..irticies, to be delivered into His Ma jesty's rietnallint Stores at Deptford, Articles. Quantities.— Periods, of DAirery. rOne•half by the Ist of Apt il t • abd • • tfo• mainiler by the lot of May. - (One. half by the lit of ' July, • and the 'oilier I half by the Ist. t of August next. AIRCUIT E FLOUR 400.Diito SPANISH RED WINE 400 Pipe% Citnoritions of the Contracts Mita he area at ad* Of/ire. io i ,r:l. at lengik, and le itclirerot hrfort One o'('toeh 054 the ( 109.11).pointed and Vie Pcevon who wakes lhr Tricler, or Aontr • Persan on his behalf . , mei.s.t at/; , nil h, fl lOW,' ri!/10:4 . ✓i I, En EASi s 17 , 4611 TONNE, March ft, .11336. Tli 1 COURT of DuitEcroas or the 'NFITS.) CONIVANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the JAS r INDIES, do hereby give Notice, . Th. tt a t t h e QUARTERLY GENERAL QOI7R I' of the said Cnnipany appoint 4 to lie bola nt ifteic House iri Leadeoball street, on WEDNESDAY, the 22,1 Inst tnt, at Eleven in the Pnrenoon, a Motion will he nrulr, " that Sir James " Edward Colehroolie, Mut, late of . the Pengal Civil E•itti.. • blighMe l it, lie permitted rfturu. tn the Seriiice,. wider " the Provisions of the Act of the 33i1 Gennte 111. cap. 52, " sec. ; 79. malt , : the, rank which .he••lstsl4 %Oen be q"itt`:t l . • 13 e 4 feal.'itgrsii5hly to the Act of the•osll George 1.11. cap, .. • • sSi . see. 86." • • • • • • .16SE'PH nATIT,T . Secretary. ' *.To,the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. Immus and GENTLE MEN, . . y Cannot sufficiently p•mrc.s, P.rvititude for ' AIL the distinguished honour %Odell you haVeconferred.on me )3.y the cetult of this'day'a Ballot. , it::*ere prolumption In me to suppose that my very utinost.exeitiens, in the- discharge Of chose WO anti important functions }tic!' your Choke has con fided to me, can ever prove an adequate return for your *tsar ality, or answer the wishes of thole kind• friends whose• un wearied assiduity and exertions hive been my principalanp leNet though the late contest. Of this, however,,l can have no hesitation in assuring you, that whatever may be my deficien cies in other respects, I shall,yiehi, k to none pf :yout ekeeetiVe body in honourable zeal for your ser l ilee, or igt,pOpt i aini ton, acientious attention to the • duties which it impothfftirniti4:4:-' , .. I have the honour to be, Ladies anti GeittleilAgNatr 4 llV faithful and devoted servant, • • . • lIENRY ALEXANDEIt. r, Upper liarTey-street, Monk 9, MO. A t.,1;,, TILE GALLIMY for the Sind SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, including . the celehratell Picture of Christ crowned withl Thorne,' by Wm. Hilton, R.A. purelnu , ed by the Directors,• is OPEN I)ALLY, from Ten in the Mornings until 1' ire in , the Evening. 14:—Catalozue ts. WILLIAM. BARNARD, Keeper. ATLAS ASSURANCE OFFICE. Cheapside, Li► n March 3, 1926. gIiTE DIRECTORS . 'ghte h otice, that, in ad dition to the Tattle of Premiums for Life Assurances by a Limited Nomher of Annual Payments, (a mode of As. summer whieh originated with this Company in 1916), they hire caused TWO NEW TABLES to be computed, and that Copiett thereof, as well as of the general Proposals of the Company, are now ready for delivery at the Odice, where every further information connected either with the Life or Fire 'Departments of the Company's Business May be ob tained. In the FIRE DEPARTMENT, the RETURNS to the As sured bikvt, for nlany'ya•ars past t 'been from to t 0,4- per cent. on the Premiums paid. • HENRY DESTIOROUGH; Jun. Se•lreletry. rrt CLARK'S GENF:4.AL OUTFITTING IVAREHOT7SI;, for th.! EAST and' wEsT DIES and , SOCTII AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and Writers , going to India, and Gentl e - Viten proceeding to South America, or any other part of the ;Hobe, will find in this Establishment the whole of their Mili tary Appointments, Swords, Chacos, Sashes, Belts, Pistols, &c. together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bedding Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travelling Equipage. AN ASSORTMENT OId CA CAN TEENS, ready fitted with the necessary requisites for India, and other tropical climates : likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives Old Porks, suitable for families going abroad ; Military and Hindostanee Books, Maps, &c. A FASHIONABLE STOCK of Carriage, Curride, Tan dem, Phteton, Stanhope and Chaise HARNESS, with every description of Saddlery, &e..&c. for home use, East and West Indies. and South America, which merit inspection from their excellent quality, first stile of workmanship, and moderate :prices. All the Articles in thisEsoblisliment are , warranted, and the excellent plan of fifty years standing is still strictly adhered tu, of arcking but one Ready Money Price, from which no abate ment will be made., AXE INN, ALDERMANBURY. 4N ItiN and Elegant FOUR, INSIDE POST COACH, THE ENTER PRIZE, upon an proved principle, train the above Inn, every day at FIVE 41'Clock precisely, and arrives at the PALACE and TALBOT inn, in MANCHESTER, the following A ft ernoon, at Quer ter past Five. No'change of coaches. Only FOUR COACH >I4II,N and ONE GUARD throughout. ROUTE.—STONEY STRATFORD, COVENTRY, NUNEATON, A TH ERSTON E, T A AI WORTH. LITCII. EIg141). STONE; NEWCASTLE, CONGLETON, MAC CLESFIELD, AND STOCKPORT. Coaches to BIRMINGHAM, CHESTER, and LIVER -1'0014,, every Afternoon, at FlVE.—.Passeugera can proceed to in parts of the North, the following Morning, by the CAR 14181X COAQIIES, which will arrive In time for the EDIN. BURGH, GLASGOW, and PORT PATRICK MAILS. The Proprieties, Messrs. 1101. T and Co. beg leave to re commend this line of Road, which leads through the rich and delightful Counties of Warwick and Stafford, positing mr.ny Noblemen's Seats; among which are those of the Marquis of tnif iird a mid a Anson, Talbot, II a rro w by, &e. Sz.c. and avoids the steep and dangerous hills of Derbyshire. • ('.anal Conveyance from the Axe Inn, Aldermanbury, to all parts oflingbutd. (J. Vert , Knperoraccommodation at the above Inn for Gen. lemen and Families visiting London,' _ T:IFIi DINING -ROOM, DRAWING-ROOM, and BED-FURNITURE, remarkably Cheap, at SMITH and CO.'s, REGENT-HOUSE, 244, REGENT ST It E E T.—Their splenda stock of Patent Merino Daniasks, Silk Tabborets, Chintzes, and Moreens, surpasses any thing of the kind that may be met with for taste in designs and su periority of textures; and the prices being considerably under those generally charged for similar descriptions of goo, afford an opportunity to Families of furnishing their residences in the most complete style of elegance, at a very material dimi nution of expence.—Regent-house, 244, Regent-street, corner of Little Argyll-street. BRITANNIA METAL DISH COVERS:' AVID BRAY IRONMONGER, 18, CRANBOURN-STREET, LEICESTER-SQUARE. (4314.nt0r of the Wellington Door Knocker, Engine Brth, hrgs to return his sincere and grateful thanks to-his Vitentis for the liberal patronage he has already received for the above Covers, which he hopes will continue to merit commendation. D. B. likewise begs to inform Officers and Merchants that be has in stock Canteen Services, and every other article , of the best workmanship in the Britannia S%are. Also com plete sets olCulniary utensils, from Five Guineas and up wards. DETONATING AND FLINT GUNS, PLATE INIDA PLATED GOODs. JcoLuNs, It, VIGO-LANE, RE • GENT-STREET (sole successor to Wilson) begs to inibrm Sporting Gentlemen, that he has the Largest C o ll ect i osi in lomdon, of Town-made Detonating Guns, by all the Prin. viple Makers, which he is enabled to sell at nearly Half their Original Cost. _ SC'veral Air Guns and Rifles, by Staudenmeyer. Duelling, Holster, and Pocket Pistols, in great variety. He also continues to keep a large Stock of SHEFFIELD PLATED ARTICLES of the best workmanship, also a quantity of Second-hand Plate, Watches, Jewellery, &c. which he can sell Unusually Low. N, B. No connection with any other House, No. 12, Vigo lane, two doors from the Quadrant. RECTIFIED SPERM OIL, at 45.8,1. prr Gallon. UPTON and CO. Oilmen and Chemical Co lour Mann fileturers, 64, QUEEN-STREET, CHEAP SIDE, (near the Southwark. Bridge), respectfully acquaint the Public, that they are selling Sperm Oil, equalin purity to Spirits i f Wine : it .gives the brilliancy of• the finest Gas, without Smell or Smoke and although it, is peculiarly adopt ed for Sinumbra, French, aid all Lamps bf a -superior kind, it.will be found advantageous for general use in an economi cal point, as, from its extreme purity, there is no waste. Cl MI Casks and Bottles are sealed with Upton and Co.'s name, and such only ate genuine. N.B. 'Cllr following established articles may also he bad, viz.—Reduced Mineral Paint, not requiring to be heated for use, at i bs. per Cask—Lithic Paint 30s, per cwt.,—The Anti corrosive"Paints, ground in. Oil, of Invisible Green And other colours, at 40s. per cwt.—Genuine White. Lead, 40s. per cwt,—Patent Grass Greens, Is. - 6d. to es. 6d. perib.—fine Chamber Oil, 4s.—Pale Whale, Ss.—Common Lamp, 21. ;pr( gallon. • • WINES AND SPIRITS IMPERIAL MEASURE. W' S. SARGENSON, No. 6, OPERA . COLONADE, PALL MALL, has the honour of apprizing those Gentlemen curious in OLD WINES, that -hit Vanity are now stocked with Wines of them's,. approved -Vintages, enriched by age, and already stamped by Public approbation, viz. :••;- nick Old Ports in Wood and Bottle, with Fancy Dees Wing, &c. 813. 965. 455. • Old Sheriy,•Brown and Pale, s2s. s6s. 425. Ilniellas and Vidonia E. I. and W I. Madeira, 451. , 545. Burgundy and Champagne, from 901. to teeth Clarets, from the first gropers, 70s. to 901. Hermitage, &c. 90s. Moselle, 70 1 . 845. Vin de (have. .964. I Old Hoek, &c. 100 s. CAPE WINES of the first quality, 19s. 214. 114 s. AntISPIRITS, full Strength and Flavour. Genuine Cognac Brandy, 22 Rotterdam Geneva years r English Gin Old Jitunica and Pine Apple And Irish Whiskey. Kum With an Extensive Variety c quenrs, which he will sell at tti s o * Nearly oppaCii of Cordial• and Foreign Li_ he Lowest Pelves for Cash ! ! ! to Carlton Piilace. GAT HARD and DOBSON, Fashionabl e an d • Milidary TAILORS, &c., No. 401, STRAND, (six doors from St. 11lirtin's.lane), beg leave most respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, arulthe Public in general, that they have ()petrel the above Premises as a General Clothing .Establishment. , . _ G. & D: beg to assure those Gentlemen who may be pleased to favour them with their commands, that every Article will be of the very best Materials and Workmanship, and cut in the most b'ishlonable style, at full twenty per cent. under the usual charges. The following is a brief sketch of Prices for ready Money, the only Terms upon which G. & D. can transact Business 1--- -C s. d. .4: s. d. 'Superfine Coat in colours - . 3 0 0 310 0 Ditto Blacks and Blues - - - 3 5 0 316 0 Extra, Saxony wool ditto - 315 0 4 4 0 Superfine Frock Coats, faced with silk - 318 0 410 0 ,Cassimere or cloth Trowsers,most fashion . able coloare - - - . 1 8 0 114 0 Black or Blue Saxony, ditto - - 112 0 110 0 Milled Cassirnere Breeches, made in a very superior style - - . 110 0 118 0 Toilenet or Valentin Waistcoats . 014 0 010 0 Black and Buff CaSsimere, or white Marcella . . - 015 0 010 0 A Suit of Livery complete . • 4 14 6 Cloaks of every description, Driving and Great Coats, eit. kept ready made for the convenience of Gentlemen travelling, at Charges equally reasonable. Ladies' Habits and Pelisses plain or elegantly braided. • A SAVING or FROM 40 TO 30 PER CENT. irEAT H EltS, BEDS, m AirrRESSEti , PA I , LIASSES, BEDSTEADS, SOPAS, COUCHES . COAIRS, FLOCKS, &c. Retail, at the hilanufacturers' Prices to the Trade, for Ready Money. TIMOTHY'S noted Cheap Warelionse and Extensive Manufactory, No. ao, BARBICAN, - One Door from Red Cross-street, Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation - . The Manufacturer - pledges himself to convince the most incredulous, by a single Trial, the great advantages Ready Money possesses. Every arti c l e is marked in plain figure:4, and warranted - perfect at the lowest price, so that a ( hiltl may be served as well as the most competent Judge, it being the sole object Of the Pro.. praetor to 'genre the - approbation and future favours of _lris Customers, by selling good articles at.small profit. pED FRATRiRA WARIiANTED FREE FROM DUST OR SMELL. White ''''''' j l~ lock Beds 10i. to 21s. and upwards. Mattresses and Palliasses, Grey Cioose - is, id. 10s. and upwards. Poultry - - Is. Od. Whol and Flair Mattresses Floeks . 08.3 d. equally cheap. Wt. Goose Reds, 91. 10s. to 81. Bedsteads 1 Gs. and upwards, Grey Goo s e, 11. 1 5q. to 4 1 .101. Sea Bedding of every de- Poultty 11. as. upsvards. scription: Ready-made Ticks sold at Prime Cost, if filled with fea them, and all Purchasers of Feathers may see their Ticks filled from the glove, Old Beds dressed, flair -Mattresses cured froM the Moth by a superior process, and re-made on reasonable Terms. Window Curtains and Furnitures cut out and made up in the newest and most approved Fashion. Merchants, Captains, Upholsterers, Writers, Tavern keepers, Proprietas of Sclo,k, &c. will experience a great Saving by pnachasing at N 9. an, BARBICAN. ~ , A j i . , , , ‘, . i . :. ~,, ":„..... 4 4 • ., P ,.., ... , 0: ~.. ' - ' . ._ ... .. , I.:, , -; 1 ~ , •._, , . ~., ~ 1, : 4 : 4 ' , 1 ' ' 4.. . 4 _ V...!.. `,.....,.• • - 'f ', M - ' '' ' ' .4.4.0 , 4 . 4 ' N .• _ „,,...t. . ! 1 R, THUItSDAY EVENING, MARCH 9, 182.6. CITY OF LONDON- DEEMING MART BEWITA 111 Eft •MAW.- FACTORY, 48, SKINNFAI-S'fREET, SiCOW HILL. The Proprietor . of Ibis F.xtenaive Concern informs the Public, that in consequence of the Doty bring taken off Fo reign Feathers, he is enabled to sell tbirno at very Reduced Prices. A LARGE ASSORTMENT 'nf FEATHERS, Boils, tressrs, Blankets, Counterpanes,s Bedsteads, and Ready adeTicks, w e ll wort h the attent i on of Families furn i sh i ng. Being all Importer of Feathers, • which he purchases for Cash, lie is vtialded to sell ever y ar ti c l e 10 pet cen t. l ess th a n any house in Lo n d on . Mat m - His Feathers being dressed lira New Process of Machinery, they will be lottlid always,ctego and well seasoned. *** Near the Church, and not connected with any other House. A PATHNT HAT with a DOUBLE; BRIM. Tit E Corup!aints universally made of Hats manufactured on the Cid Principle, that they break, admit the rain in the Brim, lose their shape, and get' too large for the Head, induced . 0 AWN and CO. to obtain hia.illskiesty's Royal betters Patent on the 27th of August, 1112.5, for a- NEW WATER-PROOF 'BEAVER HAT, with a DOUBLE BRI3I, which no rain can ever ppr• netrate, nor can the severest weir ever break. It can neither lose its shape, soften, nor. alter in site, and for Colour, Ele game, and Durability, It is uaegnalled : in fact, all the im perfections common to other Haut are efrectually removed and coTiteracttsl. This Ilse will also be found the most economical, at it will OUTWEAR. TWO made in the usual way. Price 30 ...billings. Manufactured by OAI.ON and Co. 393, STRAND, 0 11 10 - site Cecil-street DR. FOTHERGII.VS TONIC FEMALE P 11.4.45. SIM ESE PILLS have been in Public estitna. tion for a very or.insidcrable ttmc, and are particularly recommended in general Debility of the Constitution, also as a sate and excellent remedy in thou periodical irregularities which Females, of delicate and languid circulation, more espc. daily the younger part, are li a bl e t o; t h e y ten d to s t rengt h en the Organs of the Stomach, correct bad Digestion, remove Ner. VOll3 Giddiness, Ilead-ache, tk.c., and as a Family 'Medi cine will be found generally useful. Sold in Boxes, at la. lid. and 2s. 9d., by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, cornerof St. Paul's; and M, Sackvllle-street, Dublin ; Savory and Co. tad, New Bond-street, and 220, Re gent-street t and by the principal Medicine Venders through out the United Kingdom. - Of whom may be hart. Dr. FOTHEROILL'S NERVOUS DROPS, so much cele brated for their efficacy in Nervous Disorders and their various distressing affections. as Oppression of Spirits, I lead-ach es, Isis. of Appetite ' Indigestion * I:44l*insi - Tormors, Fainting Fits, and Debility or Relaxation .of •the Sy F t s -nu. In Bottles, at 4s. Or, and Os. MR COCO t PECTORAL ESSENCE Of COLTSPOOT. TIIE Herb COLTSFOO.I' has long.been cis. tingulshed. for its excellent properties in the Core of Coughs, and other Pulmonary Complaints; nod this EVieliCe has, in the coarse of a long prit&ee. been loom! Ihr most Safe and effectual remedy for Coughs, and ;ill Oiiiorders'of the Lunge. It gently opens the Breast and immediately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking cold, and thus it affords great relief in Asthmatic Com plaints. It allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing, cleanses the small glands, relaxes the Woes, and thereliy Onlarges the cavities of the vessels. Alms it will prevent Consumptions, if taken before the Lungs are ulcer ate/J. It softens husky and dry Coughs, and heals rawness and soreness of the Chest. This Pectoral Essence is prepared by James Ryan, Surgeon, ;n Bristol : and sold in bottles at B‘. od. each, by F. New berry and Sons, 45, St. Pool's 'Church yard ;,.I.Sanger, 199, Oxford street ; Hawkins, Ohl Boud-stieet ; Stradling. Royal Exchange; Harris, LuileAte-street ; and William Pegg, Wir Dame-street. Dublin. That only is genuine which has the mune, " F. Newberry," engraved on. the Government Stomp on each llostle. • To T. TAYLOR, F.sn. No. 9; New Bridge-street, London. Hotuounr.9 St a, IBEG leave to inform that since you,ever the year 1790, I hail been afflicted with the Lues Venereal, which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and tin dergoing severalsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis charged front the Hospital with little relief, tvt.pld appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In tbe spring of but year my disorder had got to such a head, as eearly to pitt a period to my existence—l bad a large ulcer or the crown of Inv head, one an each arm, and my legs were brol‘e out iu a ft ightful manner ; my right was dreadfully p+, and hail been to state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left hied also two large nudes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; is this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. .L Thompson, (who received so great a cute by them here), to take your beitke's Patent !'ills, which I began to do on the illth o. May; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefit—tit little more then a month the ulcers on my headand arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sores as my legs healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerablediscolottratitia in the skin, and pain in the boue of the left, which, b y the Westing of God, an a little longer pet severance in your in'•uluat , h liedicine , sititmled the males dispersing, the skin regaining its natural bite, and the nocturnal pains gradually going itlL—sl thus b e came, by four liberal advice and me di c ine, perfectly fr e e from all m y ormer complaints---hale recovered my former spirits arid strength, and am become Jolly and fat, 'in which state havimg continued many months, to the astonishateitt of all who h ncw n.e, I am at a loss in what tenet tai express my grail tide, hut beg you, for the and of id her suffering mortals, ti this nty case as public as possible. as shall on every lion ; so doing you wilt greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humbleseevant. ALEX. MITRE.EIt Swan's Close, High-street. Edinburgh. John Ti.,,nepsolnV,ltinNeos.sses t , New the i 4l ,::l v t e ry C" re Market, '— London; white, after. a Prepared i n i nfonli? sold ntosl h o , y ( t ) l l , d e Assembly to:bly Proprietor,tl os eWI t ( i l l 1 3 1 r A g s l . T A v. Wits Member of the Royal College of tinegoons, at hit homes No. 9, New Bridge-Awl, constant residence of more than 40 yea's, iii a ;tractive parti cularly directed to the cure of Vent.; eat Cmtipliti tits and those incidental to the Parts of GelleGdiults with f liat inviolabl e secrecy whi c h mien o f hi s profession siounlil always oti;,•ri e in suet, cases, he flatters himself the advice and a9.isi;t~,ee lie gratuitously administers to persons taking this Ntediyiele, will' be estemeti, by a discerning Public, as tin seldom attainahle i and raid of all arnbittriitY-, Als o sold, by his appoint istolitlor t"e eanYettlence of I Itme living at a distance, at the Toyshop, No. mi. Oxford -street; M*lt ' uth-b rillige, Edinburgh ; (311 w" 1 111 1 Win ; nod 01 o s p er i , n o in foo d tl i y rc i e s ti :::: ;. eaclio s tHrilted, sealed Ir en t r t el. h apn" f i and plain " seers g h considerab l e r af'.l i:1 whereby Fi s h-start-hil t ; I le : e l ; • s a l t o N it . s ßr , e i t r r w UM may cute themselves with esse.sPeeffs Ire' Yeroods Ito v. ylvsTrrutioN for the CU !LE of SCRO. FULA, in all its VariCtlti forms,sebirrous Tumours in their incipient stage, Cutaneous Diseases,' Liver Complaints, Gout, Rheumatism, Asthma, Debility, and all other Dieorders arising !tom derangement of the digestive organs,.by means of American Vegetable Decoctions, a suitable plan of diet and re. ghnen, and the Medicated Vapour Daths, by Mr WHIT LAW, V, Finsbury -street, London. al r. Whitlaw h egs' to inform his Friend s a nd th e P u bli c i n genera l, that pat re turned from America, with an abundant supply of BOW, both for medicine and medicating hhi vapour 'baths. Pot the greater convenience of the public, Mr. '.l Liddy: has .opened an Elstablishment at 23, .FinsburY-ctreus, where he personally re sides, and may be consulted every day. Letters, post paid, containing statements of cases, and enclosing a fee for advice, will be punctually attended to. Medi cines, for ready money only, will be forwarded to any part of the kingdom. Vapo ur Baths on the most approved prin• ciple, both simple and meditated, ready at all hours of the day 4 also Portable Baths, with proper medication and an attendant, sent to any part of London. Mr. Wititlaw's Letter to the don Committee, includin g a Report of the success of hi s V a p our Oaths, Medicine s , a n d M o d e of Treatment, together with seve ral letters from medical gentlemen of the first standing in the United States of America, may be had at - the abov • Att blishment. DISCO VERIEN IN A FRICA. (From the Sierra Leone.Galette.) • His Majesty's ship Lira:en Captain WILL . ES, sailed on Thursday last for the Bights of Benin and Biafra. Captains Clapperton and Pearce, with Messrs, Morrison and Dickson, who rattle out in the Brazen, went down in her, and will be landed at such part of the coast as circumstances may render most advisable. Their object will then be to reach Soccatoo, where Captain ClaO• pertmt resided some time last year, when in the interior with Major Denham. We had much conversation with him, and were much gratified with his statements. They confirm (what we are su r e will be more apparent the more we beconve acquainted with the country) that the centre of Africa is far advanced in civilization) that the. further the negro is removed from the baneful effects of the slave trade—the contamination of the coast—the more he is raised in the scale of hub marsh y ,the more in ielligent,honest, and industrious ! does he become. We understand that on reaching Soccatoo, some of the party will remain to form uttire . intimate relations with that extraordinary save. reign, Sultan Bello, and endeavour to establish a • safe.and permament communication between catoo mid the coast ; whilst others will visit the Niger, trace its course, and follow it to the sett with such other excursions for the benefit of science end the extension of knowledge as cir cumstances may admit. We were favoured with a view of a map, containing the late discoveriesof Major Denham and Captain Cl a pp er t on , from which it seems nearly certain, that the Niger, or Joliba, passing within a short distance of Soc• ciao°, flows into the Bight of Benin, uud, we have no doubt, forms Lagos and the rivers round it. If so, what nit important opening made into the interior of Africa I With the exception o f th e rapid s of ValntreP, a tileatil-vessel may traverse this immenso cow ineut front the Bight of Benin to the Foulah country—a wa tee. communication scarcely equalled in any .other,;. pant of the world., We were much gra— tilled with Captain' Ciapperton's account 'Or the: extent and neatness of the fences and, plan tatiens in the interior, especially of cotton and indigoond the cure with which they ere kept clear of weeds. We were also struck with the circumstance, that all the gold carried to Tirebuctoo and Soccatodis brought from the west and south.west--t strong corroboration of what is always stated by our travelling merchants that the most productive gold mines of Western or In terior Africa are not far from us. We wish these adventurous travellers every success ; but we cannot help fearing the Portuguese interest in the Bights will be too powerful for them. It is the policy of that Government to keep every thing connected with its Colonial establishments a pro. found secret. The world knows nothing of any of them. To this national jealousy is to be add ed, in the present case, the fear of the authorities on this coast, that our success may be their loss, a nd especially that it may interfere with their illicit slave trade. If the Lagos be the Niger, they , must know it ; and if s o , we f ear t h ey w i ll not, if they can prevent it, alloW our enterprising countrymen to unravel a secret they have so long kept. Catoss's .ELeenattr.—Among the variety of anecdotes relating to Mr. Citoss's Elephant, the following deserves notice. The youug man appointed to the care of the animal, and serving in the capacity of keeper, whose eminent peril from the animal's violence is noticed in a comet!). porury of yesterday, was A Lett ED Cops, who now holds time situation of keeper of the Menagerie at the Tower. His master hail occasion to take him down with him to a vessel in the ltiver one morning, and being detained longer than they expected, several persons were waiting his arri val at Exeter Change to sheer the Elephant. At that time Cops was in the habit of going into his den between the wooden bars with a small hit of cane in his hand, with which he touched the animal, to make , him walk round. But he had no sooner entered, than the sagacious crew. ture showed symptoms of disobedience, anent began buttering him with his trunk. Cops fled to the farther corner of the den, mind screamed out lustily. Mr. Cross hearing his cries, instantly sprung to the place, and seizing an iron bar, which was lying near, hurled it against the ear of the Ole_ chant, which made him tot e u e r i t y t e l: i is at h i e n a ti t i l p o l u o l o o w l, and gave the aan opportunity of mn mak ing his i ii i i it h il n o v i ii i :g vfo tte t befor e e i lie re len. The ani ma l' s di e . n r. a inre to his keeper arose f rom his having b een 'kept l oit er than usual without his food, and in reseotinent of this t eglect, Cops's life would have forfeited, but fur the presence of mind of Mr. Cross. a ' i T t x.M*~q i 'F~i.~, Pit rc E SVIVENPMWCX4 FRENCH I'APHILS. . . • ' E.Prori the Eloile, data tuertitty, .firtitch NutsAttot t5.—A. Journal of Liege says, that fresh tr o ubl es ,h ave broken out at St. Peters burgh, ritul that the gotperor Nicholas retreated to Riga. .M.eauthrie ,tbe English Journal's re , panted a horrible itiventiou of the. Alintiurgh Observer,—. We have this mtlniegt tectAtieti a letter front the Ilassiati capital, dated the '2olli, aml the Journals of the 19th f which we hasteu to lay before our " The most perfect tfitilquiliktt ttletialls at St. l'etelab t i tg l i , and in all the rest of tOsitt. :Vhe.investigation or the affair is proceeded in with eiteond aethity and all nicemery publicity will hogiveit td the tine,' of thCse important proceedings: WO ,have the note oi* the:arrival of the - fitnilitl irtnatteaten in the an. client capital 'of /lonia, There is oolhing remaikable i but the sentiments of affliction and respect Which the people manifested on teeing the Collin of their adored Sovereign. St. Petersbrirgh is tit ibis' motnent full of illuStrious foreigners, who have conies' from, all the Courts of Europe ; to CDHlVlinvent the new Eniperoft. The Duke of Wellington is expected in a few days: Marshal Wrede will arrive to-day.., his imperial nighties! the Arch. .duke` Verdinand will leave us at the end of ; this month i Ind consequently will not be present, at the obsequies of the Elm , peror Aloprider. • " The . Prince or , ()range *ill vs - amok his stay, in order to 'pay the htst duties to the great :Sionarch f who ,was not only hia hut also his friend. . • "•The'Ernrierur, notwithstanding his muttilatiotts occups.r tions, is happily in good health. lie takes advantage of the line• weather to dtiyeabot4 yttitlt the Empress, in a trainesa, without any attendants." ,4The extracts given by the Otolle from the St. Petersburg/: 'o" 4 .mool,arethedtarne a tfurip in the I Inin burgh rapers!l ptocess • rrlativP tltti'liretetWed aistissittation of the .Avoyer Keiter i of lateerne,, , is tiow opprly tertniontett, The.,pecial Si9ll of ' sit , Zurich l have just dnied— Ist. Thit M. Keller was not etssnsllnated. "'2d. That his dl*nppeardnce CATMOt be attributed to any ;extehral'eause. Oci. That the deposititins of the brinclial have no faun 4 datio'n. ch.,That, in - A*6'314140e? of all this , the innocence of Alessts::Pry tra am/ Cori•e4torti hr,perfectly demonstrated." Time will doubtless reveal the secret of ti►e horrible plot agiiist two such respectable M►i gistrates. - ' Fresh shocks or, an aarthquake• werefelt, on the 11th of JulY,'l l l•th e ki ng do m of Na p l es, and in the same places. .`rha.Commune of Tito, which suffered the most On the former occasion, .has had all the Guildings s which were only sbakt, the first time', Completely overthrown. resOrdAY one m . Commiosnries of Police of of Paris. •vvent' to !he Museum . of the iNne Art f, of Mr. C. ltony , (,;(t/crie 'iviennes, to i.x,ecote . a' Mand a t e -i ssue d b y the Prefect of PO. lice, in order to search after signs and spnbols destined (a propagate the spirit of re. bullion, or to disturb the public peace, lie seived on an enormous guantity'of Gusts of Napo- Item' in every point of view, and of . 811 diweb ,i.,.----(The Gonitittilionuckhak long;a nit on subject.) • (From Me JoVrnal Part,: fSomday,) Pit AN X PURI' TH 0 Eu, PE a. '24.-11:very iiartectly trafiquil at Warsaw. A report wiiich hes spread here, thatthe Flmperor Nicholas would come to Poland a ft er hi s Corunation,whialt is to take' place in the month o f M ay , has caused great joy, both among the people and the army. It Seems that his Imperial .Majesty will also visit Finland. The Governor of that Grand Duchy, General Zacksewsky, has arrived at Saint Petersburgh, And has been extremely well received by the , tonperor. This General, who, ft is expected, will become Minister of War, has had several conferences with General Diebitsch, who is in high favour with the Emperor Nicholas, The Duke of Wellington must by this time have reached Warsaw, where, by order of the Grand Duke Constantine, every thing %was pre pared for his reception. ft was affirmed that the Duke would stay only forty..right boors at Warsaw, and proceed, without stopping, to St. Pvtersburgh. [ENTItAcT OF A PRIYATE trrtgq THOM. fsT,, Tcnsnutwit, Fratittmalt-14.3 • "A report of the Conitnitudon, charged' with the investiga« tion of the conspiracy at St. Petersitrgh, was on the 9th of this, month laid before the Emperor alone, by General To this report was annexed a list of the conspirators; panting nut also the greater or less degree of their The,Emperor appeared extremely depressed on that day. The mildness of his character recoiled at the measures of extreme severity which the circumstances require. On the 10th, however, his Majesty called an extraordinary Council of his Ministers, and commit. nicated to them the report in question. The Council was unad nimously of opinion, that the safety of the State demandedl prompt justice and exemplary punishment of the konspirators; especially of those who were taken with arms in their lia - nds." FRENCH , FIINDS,—PARIPI. nano* 6.--. Five per Cent*. opened at litif. 75e. ; highest, 80c. ; lowest, 911 f. 2tPC close& at Itilf..loc.—Three per Cents. ti4f. 50c , —Bank Stock, 1,900 f. ---Neapolitan Hewes, 711. 60c.—Royal Spanish Loan, 44f, ,,, e.,7_ Exchange on London, one month, 25f. Mk.; three ditto, Or' 211c._.(tours Autiantique.) CHURCH oir ST. SAvittutes, s ow n" wik From it statement we have been favoured wit" Of the expot..s of repairing this Edifice, it oppears that no less a stun than 3 4 2.32 2/. hal. beau ex. ',ended (not includi ng bos s ), a nd two-thirds o f the old building are yet to seP air l or P art ly Lcr rebuild. The debt saddled on the Parish by this ,jolt , will Dv etiOnootic, Os the Surveyor receive* five per cent. on the sums expended. ptA NO FORTES.—Several Elegant ROSE. WOOD a► u l MAHOGANY MX-OCTAVE PIANO. FORTES, equal to any made, for fine touch and brilliant tone, worth the attention of private purchasers or dealers; will bear the strictest inspection t warranted to stand well in tune. To he 'Old much under the usual price charged for such Instruments t and when the most decided satisfaction is not given, to be exchanged by applying to the Manufacturer, R. KUSsEI.I,, Broad-street, Golden-square; Manufactory in New-street, —.Piano Fortes taken in exchange. LILWALL'S IMPROVED COCOA ••. PASTE. Warranted to keep. The Nutritious and Strengthening Properties of COCOA are so well known as to need 1141 panegyric ' and its frequent recommendation by MEDICAL OENTLE,NIEN to persons of delicate habits, fully testifies its worth : bat the trouble and difficulty of making it, by the usual method, Ilne pre vented its txtellFiV6 usefuliteis, The facility, however, af• forded by the - above •superior Preparations will lie obvious, when • it is considered, that , it needs only the addition of Boiling Water, instantly to produee Cocos of a delicious and improved Flavour; and it Will be foitod out only a pleaiant Breakfast Beverage, but epitilii:nivautaeous for M ERCLIANTS, TRAVE I, 1.E8.5.; CA PTA I NS, COUNTI NG ' HOUSES, INNKEEPERS, Bcci• Also, a Specific toeevent Sea Sickness. ft L Prepated and S o ld by iL ,A LL, 81, liishoPstPte Within " nitti:enows' inn ustti c. On one tea-spoonful of the Paste poor a t ea.cup.full of boiling Water, stir it well , adding a little !,itigar.